Constituency profile · Nairobi County

Mathare Constituency

Represented by OLUOCH, ANTHONY TOM. Its MP's certified parliamentary activity and the NG-CDF money approved for this constituency. Everything on Nairobi County →

Your representatives

Who represents Mathare.

OLUOCH, ANTHONY TOM in Parliament

Certified activity for the sitting MP.

172Hansard contributions
6Questions asked 0Motions moved 6Statements
9/9Divisions attended
2Bills sponsored

Same certified counting policy as the member profile — presiding-officer speech is never counted.

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NG-CDF in Mathare

National-government development money approved for this constituency. Approval is not disbursement, and not spending.

Financial yearApproved
FY 2025/26 KSh 202,243,910
FY 2024/25 KSh 191,352,062
FY 2023/24 KSh 184,129,901
FY 2022/23 KSh 151,960,174

See the full NG-CDF record for Mathare →

Source: NG-CDF Board, checked against their own record before publication.

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NG-CDF projects in Mathare

Projects the constituency's NG-CDF Committee recorded, by financial year.

No project records published yet for this constituency

We have not yet admitted and checked this constituency's NG-CDF project documents. Its allocation figures above are unaffected.

How this compares

Ranked among all 290 constituencies · each measure ranked separately · no overall score · peers are every constituency, not similar ones

NG-CDF approved (latest FY)

KSh 202.2M 32nd of 290

Ahead of 71% · median 192,613,248.0

Hansard contributions

172 43rd of 290

Ahead of 85% · median 49

Questions asked

6 20th of 290

Ahead of 90% · median 1

Motions moved

0 111th of 290

Ahead of 0% · median 0

Statements

6 65th of 290

Ahead of 74% · median 2

Petitions presented

0 43rd of 290

Ahead of 0% · median 0

Papers laid

0 110th of 290

Ahead of 0% · median 0

What these numbers don’t measure
Committee work
Parliament publishes no committee attendance for either House, so nobody can count it — us included.
Constituency work
Funerals, harambees, schools, casework. Recorded nowhere we can read.
Whether it worked
We can count questions asked, not answers given.
Speaking often isn’t speaking well. Use these to ask Mathare better questions — not to grade them.